1. Use a lower grit file of 100-150 to remove the bulk of acrylic, leaving a thin layer on your natural nails. This will prevent you from accidentally damaging your natural nails.

But eventually, you will notice a tiny chip, and then another and another until you've got to remove the polish. As anyone who's ever had a gel manicure can confirm, that's easier said than done.

That's the fun part. The not-so-fun part? Depending on the kind of manicure I get, the removal process can be a pain. With gel manicures, for example, it may seem like the easiest way to remove ...

Celebrity nail artist Miho "Mei" Kawajiri works mainly with gel polish, and told us how to easily remove it at home. It’ll take around 25 minutes, and you’ll need aluminum foil, cotton pads ...

If you opted for a gel manicure during your last visit, you might be wondering how to remove gel nail polish safely, without ...

How to remove gel polish at home' is one of the most searched nail-related questions on Google, and while the best results usually come from a professional removal, not everyone has the time for that.

"Align the press-on with your natural nail, starting from the cuticle and pressing down toward the tip," says James. "Quickly remove any excess glue with a cotton swab or nail brush if needed." ...

This will keep your nails strong and the skin around them healthy. We love: Manicurist's Huile Vert. A lot of the damage associated with acrylics happens because of improper removal. Many salons ...

If your gel manicure has grown out during lockdown, there’s a few easy ways you can fix it… Thankfully, there’s a simple way to do this and it only requires one product. Beauty blogger and ...